The Brem Foundation’s Re-Bra initiative is a unique, unprecedented, and easy way for breast surgery patients - and all women - to donate their pre-surgery bras to women in need.

After breast surgery, many women’s pre-surgery bras do not fit anymore. Re-Bra's mission is to give women, especially those who have undergone breast surgery, a way to transform their bras into vehicles for good. Re-Bra creates a mutually beneficial, yet anonymous relationship between women who have undergone breast surgery and women who cannot afford bras.

Re-Bra gives women the opportunity to join a community of women helping other women. Every bra donated through Re-Bra includes the Brem Foundation’s “Breast Health Bill of Rights” in English and Spanish.

THE NEED

Low-income women often cannot afford bras. They wear the same bras day after day and the few bras that they own often do not fit. While this is a pervasive problem, it is under-discussed. It can, and does, affect self-esteem and health.

At the Brem Foundation we know that by donating bras to lower-income women, all women can reinvent their bras to help others enjoy the comfort, femininity, and support that the right bra provides, as well as access to breast health information, and happier lives.

At the Brem Foundation we know that by donating bras to lower-income women, all women can reinvent their bras to help others enjoy the comfort, femininity, and support that the right bra provides, as well as access to breast health information, and happier lives.
 

HOW YOU CAN HELP

Volunteer.

Please email info@bremfoundation.org for specifics on how to support Re-Bra.

How to Donate to Re-Bra

Currently, we are not collecting bras at any of our former designated locations or receiving them by mail. If you are interested in hosting a bra drive, download our Re-Bra volunteer guide for more information.

Want to learn more or have questions?

Contact us: info@bremfoundation.org